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How do you say "seventy-three" in Italian?
settantatré
In Italian, "seventy-three" is settantatré.
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Pronunciation
set-tan-ta-TREH. Tre gets an accent mark, making it sound long.
Grammar notes
Settantatré carries the accent on tre. This is standard for all -tre numbers.
Example sentence
Ho settantatré francobolli nella collezione.
I have seventy-three stamps in my collection.
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How to remember settantatré
The accent on tre makes seventy-three sound crisp and distinctive.
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Questions about settantatré
How do you say "seventy-three" in Italian?
In Italian, "seventy-three" is settantatré. It is a noun.
How is settantatré written in Italian?
settantatré is written using the standard Italian script.
How is settantatré used in a sentence?
Use settantatré as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Ho settantatré francobolli nella collezione. (I have seventy-three stamps in my collection.).
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"Seventy-three" in other languages
- Japanese 七十三 (nanajūsan)
- Korean 칠십삼 (chil sip sam)
- Chinese 七十三 (qī shí sān)
- Spanish setenta y tres
- Spanish (Latin America) setenta y tres
- French soixante-treize
- German dreiundsiebzig
- Russian семьдесят три (sem'desyat' tri)
- Greek εβδομήντα τρία (evdomínta tría)
- Arabic تلاتة وسبعين (talaata wisab'een)
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